FHE GIRL ABOUT TOWN. Harvest Moon and Maryland Fair Happenings
The column surveys July heat and rolling into autumn with talk of peaches farmers markets fairs and camp meetings. It highlights Hanover Frederick and Hagerstown events including the Frederick Fair and a Key Monument supper on the Heights with Daughters of the American Revolution Historical Society and Colonial Dames joining the event. A Labor Day note and city entertainments at the Opera House are mentioned along with picnics dances and political activity in the woods.
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Klondike
Maryland
Frederick County
Hanover
Hagerstown
Frederick
Allen Grombine
Frank Raiocdes
Hanovertown
City Opera House
Braddock Heights
Daughters of the American Revolution
Historical Society
Colonial Dames
Bentztown
Tal Tal Mary Jang
Miners Reject 65 Cent Proposition in Columbus Conference
A dispatch from Columbus reports the miners conference rejected the 65 cents proposition today. The outcome ends the effort to secure higher pay in the ongoing discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maryland Day Celebration at Braddock Heights
The Hey Association hosts a patriotic Maryland Day program at Braddock Heights on Monday. A special 130 p m train departs with a 230 p m start, followed by supper at 5 p m. The event features a choir, orchestra, a keynote address, and a Star Spangled Banner finale.
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The
Hey Association
Braddock Heights
Rey Manuxert Association
the Heights
Monument Association
payLiop
Committee
Friends of the Cause
Historical Society
Frederick
D. A. HE
Osborne Ingle
Donald McLean
New York City
D.A
Mre
A. R. Yeakle
Gololat
Lucy Eisenhaser
Marc. A. AL. Dandasuer
Mollie Ebenhster
W. C. Birely
Willie Ritchie
Baker Johnson
Alfaz Nettie Ritchie
Mary Oz
Geo. Ed. Smith
The Coming Fair Promises Large Agricultural Exhibition
The county’s agricultural fair, set for October 19 to 22, is expected to be one of the largest and most attractive. Board of Managers, after visiting various fairs, now plans attractions and entries across departments including cattle, poultry, and wine. Improvements at the grounds aim for a smooth 37th annual exhibition opening.
Fellowship meeting for men leads to training gain
Another Fellowship meeting for men is planned for tomorrow in charge of Mr D. L. Rice. Night school interest grows with strong attendance expected in every department. Bench work carpentry and wood carving courses aid laborers to learn trade principles and raise wages. Registration night is September 27.
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Rice
Jast Anch
Funeral for Miss Sarah A E Bamen Held at Home
The funeral of the late Miss Sarah A E Bamen was held this afternoon at three o'clock at her South Market street home. Rev. Geo Nixdorf conducted the services. Pallbearers included Samuel Trimmer J W L Carty Wm B Bierm Emory Usrper W Luther Duvall and Shafer Roads. Interment followed at Mt Oliver Cemetery with C C Carty directing the arrangements.
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Sarah A. E. Bamen
South Market Street
Geo. Nixdorf
Samuel Trimmer
J. W. L. Carty
Wm. B. 8Ierm
Emory Usrper
W. Luther Duvall
Shafer
Mde
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Republicans Hold Frederick Primary Amid Tight Clerkship Race
Five candidates vie for the clerk position in Crawford County with strong support and quiet rivalries. Balloting begins this afternoon at the courthouse from three to eight, under strict fair conduct. Democratic leaders urge unity, urging nominating the best men and boosting turnout for county conventions. Registration changes allow transfers until September 22 for two registration days on September 28 and October 5.
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Frederick Ditches
Thei Irhear
Batttle
Frederick Gletrich
Crawford County
Court House
Board of Election Supervisors
Regiafetes
Election of Officers at Grangers Fire Insurance Co
Annual meeting in Middle town reelects George J. Whipp D Edward Hefanger and Henry Pefiaberger as directors for three years Calvin KR Coblentz gains two year term to fill late E Franklin Coblentz. Whip as president Kefauver vice president Routzshn secretary treasurer. Executive committee named Whip Kefauver and Remsburg.
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Grangers’ Fire Insurance Company of Middletown
Mesera
George ‘J. Whipp
D. Edward Hefanger
Henry Pefiaberger
Calvin KR. Coblentz
E. Franklin Coblentz
George T. Whip
D. Edward Kefauver
Herman L. Routzshn
Messrs
J. Barman Remsburg
Maryland News Roundup Highlights Local Developments
Snow Hill plans a new bank and church while Talbot county reports milerias killing horses. Elkton hosts Cecil County fair four days. Archibald Brown’s barn near Glenelg destroyed by fire. Westminster mourns Jesep Little's sudden death. Baltimore sees ex Governor Brown return from Europe. Maryland farms inspect agricultural college work as tobacco and cabbage crops face conditions. Weather reaches 93 in Baltimore. M S Plummer named Special agent for rural delivery projects.
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Snow Hill
Iss
Talbot County
Elkton
Archibald Brown
Glenelg
Howard County
Jesep Little
Westminster
Frank Brown
Baltimore
Europe
John Crogs
Croome
Prince George's
Henry Rohrer
Hagerstowns
Tnsecls
Jonestown
Maryland
Baltimore Weather Bureau
M. 8. Plummer
Baltimore Postcfise
Postoffice Department
Frederick Art Club Forms To Promote Local Artists
The Frederick Art Club has formed under leading local artists to provide a congenial studio space and broaden members ideas through contact with peers and journals. Active associate and honorary members from oil, watercolor, crayon, and other media have shown work at recent exhibitions. Meetings will be quarterly with social events. a fall opening is anticipated with community support.
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Dsyza Society
Women’s College
Rcoma
Gold Fields Near Home Discovery Shocks Hagerstown
Henry Hobrer announced locating gold fields within 250 miles of Bagera town and securing a half interest in over 3,000 acres. He showed gold bearing quartz specimens as a Providence expert predicted high yields. Also notes reopenings of local schools and a quirky restaurant anecdote from Frederick.
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Henry Hobrer
Hagerstown
Bageratown
Frederick Daily News Briefs and Local Notes
Gut and Chopped reports Birs M D Froxer of Thurmont cutting her thumb with a butcher knife. Benj Knott of Thurmont cuts his hand badly with a corn chopper. Hiend Barned Walle works at Frederick City Packing Factory. John Grahe, a copper, burns his hand. WA Postponed: the LLA from Washington to Frederick postponed two weeks due to weather. Chavies L Stokes to relocate harness business in Frederick. Four men plan a cruiser to Kingston. pension for Ferdinand Becker granted. Jack Carpenter sells a 23 pound head of cabbage.
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Birs
M.D. Froxer
Thurmont
Benj. Knott
Tourmont
Hiend
Walle
Frederick Uty
John Grahe
Hfs
Circuit court case on Boyer will appeal
The Circuit Court has taken the Boyer will case from the jury due to insufficient evidence. Attorneys Maulaby Newman represented the cavatees and Motter McSherry the cavators. The criminal docket will be taken up next week.
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Boyer Will
Qoorrt
Mesers
Wm. P. Maulaby
Joo. Newman
Cavatees
Juno
O. Motter
J. Roger McSherry
Cavasore
Warner Horine marriage notice in Burkittsville
Cards announce the marriage of Charles Arthur Warner Jr and Miss Carrie Horine of this county. The ceremony will take place at St Peters Lutheran Church Burkittsville on Tuesday evening September 25 at 6 o'clock.
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Charles Arthur Warner, Jr
Carrie
L. A. T. Horine
St P's 2'S Lutheran Church
Burkittevie
Local Democratic bid for Frederick bench in 1897
Frederick Maryland September 11 1897 petition from Edward Bowius F T Dakin Thomas B Johnson and others urging Jacob Rengezacs Exq to consent to be nominated by the Democratic convention for judge of the Frederick and Montgomery counties district court. The signers list many local residents and officials supporting the candidate.
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Frederick
Maryland
Jacon Rengezacs
Frederick County
Rockville
Democratic Party
Streast Court
Montgomery Counties
Edward Bowius
F. T. Dakin
Thos
B. Johnson
Adamstown
John TY
Noah E. Cramer
Teenes
David A. Castle
Harry Blackston
Benjamin F. Brown
Marshel Foot
C. Thoma
Kemp
G. B. Philpot
L. G. Kemp
Geo
M. Grayson
E. Wileston
Ed. Smith
J. &. Maszey
Dudley Page
Geo. Getzvaugh
W. C. Keller
Allen G. Quynn
Baker Johnson
W. A. Burger
J. W. L. Carty
Chay
L. Diffendal
S. D. Thomas
Crawford Bicycle Promoted at Temple of Fancy Frederick
Frederick Md July 33 1897 an advertisement for Smiths Temple of Fancy Frederick Md selling Crawford Model 29 bicycle for 2500 with one year guarantee. Letters praise the Crawford wheel noting reliability and strength from buyers in Frederick and surrounding area. Also mentions other local merchants and a department store opening and sale events.
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Smith’s
Temple of Fancy
Frederick
Frederick, Md
Mesars
Baim & Dull
James Melgarey
Eabi & Dill
Crawford
Buchanan
M.D. Frederick
Columbia
Victor
Frank Peerry
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
New York Supply Co
North Market Etreat
Temple of Fancy Returns to Old Stand
Davin O. Sar proclaims the Temple of Fancy back at the old headquarters. He denies ties to any other store and invites customers to see “best goods” and “prices right every time” with fair treatment and continued patronage.
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Davin O. Sar
Temple of Fancy
Frederick, Md
David &. Smith
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